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Good Morning 😺 Does Anyone Use Degludec? Do You Just Take It Once In The Morning Or Split The Dose Twice A Day? And Do You Split It Evenly?

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Castle Rock, CO
January 10
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A DiabetesTeam Member

Yes, unless the Doc prescribes otherwise (may be trying to figure something out with morning/evening injections) then once a day with a long/extra long acting insulin is fine

January 10
A DiabetesTeam Member

1x a day is great, since it is good for a day and a half. Pick a time and stick with it.

January 10
A DiabetesTeam Member

Good morning! 😺 Degludec (Tresiba) is an ultra long-acting insulin typically taken once daily, as it is effective for about 36 hours or longer. It is not usually split into two doses unless specifically directed by your healthcare provider. Always follow your doctor's instructions for dosing, as splitting doses may not be Show Full Answer

Good morning! 😺 Degludec (Tresiba) is an ultra long-acting insulin typically taken once daily, as it is effective for about 36 hours or longer. It is not usually split into two doses unless specifically directed by your healthcare provider. Always follow your doctor's instructions for dosing, as splitting doses may not be necessary or beneficial for everyone. If you're considering changes, consult your healthcare provider first!

January 10

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